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Margaret Anne Forsyth
1862 -

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• Birth	1862	Wagga Wagga Reg No 14336/1862
  Gender	Female
  Died	1935?
  Person ID	I4	George Forsyth Wagga Wagga
  Last Modified	6 Feb 2017

  
  

  Father	George Forsyth,   b. 1817, South Shields, County Durham, England ,   d. 26 May 1887, Kempsey NSW
  Relationship	Natural
  Mother	Margaret Anne Gordon,   d. 1890, Narrandarah Reg No 8668/1890
  Relationship	Natural
  Married	31 Dec 1851	Tarcuttah Creek. NSW Reg No V1852517 38C/1852
  Family ID	F1	Group Sheet

  
  

  Family	Henry Clement Tingcombe,   b. 18 Jun 1852,   d. 21 Aug 1928, Brewarrina Reg No 22744/1928
  Married	1882	Sydney Reg No 597/1882
  Children	1. William Norman Tingcombe,   b. 21 May 1885, MURRUMBURRAH Reg No 34990/1885 ,   d. 1964, Katoomba Reg No 26414/1964   2. Elsie M Tingcombe,   b. 1888, NARRANDERA Reg No 29714/1888 ,   d. 03 Apr 1948, Innisfail, Queensland, Australia
  Family ID	F4	Group Sheet

  
  

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  Marriage 597/1882 TINGCOMBE HENRY C FORSYTH MARGARET A SYDNEY Children 34990/1885 TINGCOMBE WILLIAM N HENRY C MARGARET A MURRUMBURRAH 29714/1888 TINGCOMBE ELSIE M HENRY C MARGARET A NARRANDERA Birth Husband V18522620 38A/1852 TINGCOMBE HENRY C HENRY JANE L Death Husband 22744/1928 TINGCOMBE HENRY C HENRY ANNE BREWARRINA Margaret Anne Tingcombe Mosman 1930 Rev H TingcombeRev. Henry Tingcombe 1809-1874 Rev. Henry Tingcombe officiated at St Bartholomew’s on a few occasions during Rev. Donkin’s incumbency. (1855-1875) Henry Tingcombe was born in Hartley, near Plymouth, England in 1809. Henry and his younger Rev Tingcombe Photo Courtesy Lynne Brown brother, George, migrated to Australia in 1832, after being urged to do so by their uncle, Robert Copland Lethbridge, who had settled in the Penrith district. The two brothers settled in the Monaro district where they became sheep farmers, having bought sheep from the Macarthur family at Camden. After four or five years Henry left the Monaro district and settled in Penrith where he did clerical and administrative work, becoming the Clerk of Petty Sessions around 1840. He married Flora McLeod, who was his brother John’s sister-in-law, in 1840, at Bathurst. The newly married couple first made their home at Penrith but the next year Henry was transferred to the Audits Office in Sydney. Mrs Tingcombe died in 1842. In 1846 Henry was ordained Deacon by Bishop Broughton in Christ Church St Laurence, Sydney and then worked in Trinity Parish, Dawes Point. Reference - Jean Newell, ‘Henry Tingcombe (1809-1871) Clergyman and Educator’, Armidale and District Historical Society Journal, No 44. Bishop Broughton sent Rev. Henry Tingcombe to be the first Anglican minister in the Armidale district. He conducted his firstBaptism at Armidale in April 1846. He was ordained Priest by Bishop Broughton in February 1847. http://www.catholicweekly.com.au/03/dec/21/29.html Rev. Tingcombe served in this parish, which stretched from Muswellbrook to Stanthorpe, Queensland until 1854. www.stpetersarmidale.org.au/content/StPetersArmidaleHistoryLeaflet.pdf Henry Tingcombe is honoured in Armidale by having a street in the centre of town named after him. Central Park which is the centre of the city is bounded by Faulkner, Barney and Dangar Sts and Tingcombe Lane. It is an attractive, dignified reserve which was dedicated in 1874 as a recreational area. http://www.smh.com.au/news/New-South-Wales/Armidale/2005/02/17/1108500192597.html Rev Tingcombe re-married in 1849 to Jane Lydia Clements, a resident of Bathurst. After the family left the Armidale area, they moved to the western plains, where Henry worked at Kelso and O’Connell Plains for two years, then Carcoar for another two years, before moving to Camden. In 1861 he took a year’s leave of absence to visit England, returning to Camden to work there until he retired in 1872. Henry died in Sydney in 1874. Reference: Jean Newell. Rev and Mrs Tingcombe had 5 children: 1. Henry C born 1852, married 1882 Margaret A .Forsyth at Sydney. died 1928 at Brewarrina 2. Ellen A born 1853, died 1876 at St George 3. Margaretta Mary born 1859 at Camden, married 1882 Francis Henry Woodriff at Sydney, died 1952 at Penrith 4. George born 1862 Camden, married 1887 Maria C. Bluett at Canterbury, died 1940 Wyong 5. John Lethbridge married 1888 Ada M. Carter at Paddington, died 1906 at Burwood The Church of St John, Camden was consecrated in 1849. A window near the Pulpit was given by public subscription in memory of Rev. Henry Tingcombe, who was the third Rector of the Church. http://www.camdenanglican.org.au/mod/group/view.php?group_id=8 Page 248 of the 1860 Australian Almanac states that he was an Anglican Minister in the Camden and Narrellan area. http://books.google.com/books?id=ZxQOAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA248&lpg=PA248&dq= henry+tingcombe&source=web&ots=e1aSRu4Im7&sig=-CilBn7TeyNuvZvVht31iG3bC5s The 1863 Australian Almanac, page 116, lists Rev. Tingcombe as being at Camden in the Diocese of Sydney. http://books.google.com/books?id=yRAOAAAAYAAJ&printsec=toc#PPA116,M1 8 March 1864 he is listed in the Western Post and Mudgee Newspaper as being in the Diocese of Sydney, and receiving an allowance of 200 pounds per annum. http://addison.homedns.org/transcriptions/others/transcripts/others%20page%209.html Both his grandsons, Private Henry Lethbridge Tingcombe and Private Noel Tingcombe were killed within a few days of each other during WW1 Henry died on 29 July 1916, and was awarded the British War Medal and the Victory Medal. He is buried at the Boulogne Eastern Cemetery, France. Noel Lethbridge Tingcombe was killed in action on 4 August 1916. He is remembered with a commemorative plaque on Villers-Bretonneux Memorial Cemetery. No body was recovered. http://www.penrithcity.nsw.gov.au/index.asp?id=1243 http://www.stmarysregisters.com.au/stmarysww1soldiers.htm© Prospect Heritage Trust Inc. Child Elsie Elsie Margaret Tingcombe Birth 1888 in Narrandera, New South Wales, Australia Death 3 Apr 1948 in Innisfail, Queensland, Australia 1913 Age: 25 Mosman, New South Wales, Australia Marriage Worsley RICHARDSON 1886 - 1963 Child William Marriage 12214/1921 TINGCOMBE WILLIAM N UHR AMY E CHATSWOOD Death 26414/1964 TINGCOMBE WILLIAM NORMAN HENRY CLEMENTS MARGARET KATOOMBA 32221/1966 TINGCOMBE AMY ELIZABETH AGED 77 YRS DIED LAWSON KATOOMBA TINGCOMBE Amy Elizabeth (Jackie) Death notice 30MAY1966 Death 77 late of Lawson Sydney Morning Herald 01JUN1966 First World War Embarkation Roll - William Norman Tingcombe William Norman Tingcombe Rank: 2nd Lieutenant Roll title: 13 Infantry Battalion - 9 to 12 Reinforcements (September-December 1915) Conflict: First World War, 1914-1918 Date of embarkation: 20 December 1915 Place of embarkation: Sydney Ship embarked on: HMAT Suevic Ship number: A29